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V l . .l «(I H s l ’I ”Rum. ’9‘?
. Special .3; flashlights. , p " ’M , , " . “lo .
4'1 a oi‘ ~ I ‘ iii;
DI ' E K- .-_« ' . 4 i ..
. ‘52:?! . SALE OF COT-TONS. ’
l . WHITE. FANCY AND ' _ .. . 12,-.”
3 n" STAPLE I aoaur eon M Y ailerons panama.
. ~ I ‘ . A ’ Is I“
‘7' ‘l-mp‘l- 4. ‘71?“ Some are frontthe much-advertilv ' ' . .L , l
2‘" " ' "3 ed. auction of the Sweetseru "
I ’. - Hi“ I
E' “37 9' -—-- YOIll' Silllilllei‘ Olliiiliill "
i MAHAQKqu or. IILOO. For a week. the papers have "‘E' ,ji
. WSST WAS WEI-f i573! ‘ been full of talk about thi Sweet . I i V I
sou-r N u ser-Pembroook stock and its auc_ Your Hummer outfitting (an be. dono in this store to you; ,coiri I,. . »
__________ lion. At last the auction has been Infection, and ll' .9 not a bit too early to make selections. W0 c , , .,. ,.
held—and this store has partici- stlongly cmphuaim tho W'llllilllll‘ ...I of our equipment of warm wen . , If.
pated m what was worth buying ables Cau' I. tell you about the wholo stock so well inst hint - . : i
“flea ews 0 SI WSW'CWCF Pembrook & CO was i' there and cordially invite youI our-limit inspection. . Ii,”
7 a jobbing houSe In New York. A i “ii
WEATHER son -CAST
big one. to be sure. but simply a
Iwm'rs waters |
wide. All qualities, from 1%
jobbing house. and it went to » «ma- ---..- .w —- m...” ..-. - “here's more style. mn‘rotcomt‘ort 318;“ y Maire with ..u '
VIII more economy [1 R H lll' W '8 RIM ( B. 'l
. l t pieces after the death of its head. . . . .
liiwll’i..'.‘.‘if.‘y.‘“lli {J'IIIII 'J- Howard Sweetser. TIMI. CIIIIII .. .I. III. .I I" IIIIIIIIIII ovIIIIIoIII III... II... his.‘"..:I:I..I.r“Harriet: ’l...“..‘.’{£1.’.l“§£.f‘“"“""’“ 2" "‘ w I .-
'I‘IIe area of low [ilf‘b'tllll'O hat “all “1 tors' appointed a committee; that ' government CmdUC" “9 3343.173 0" credIt, the SW3“ Exchange ' ' '
now control owr New i all nd ll has
ploduccd c'loudy wc IIther \ith 1‘" "l
showeis from the Murals: ll'lIl WW"
eastward to the coast Au a an of high
pleasure and pleasant wenti 91' prc ”in“
III the Central States. Conl‘mms f"
the Lake Icaion watcrduyi‘mmml l9
committee found the company in
bad condition: decided to close
out the stock. Thus came the
auction.
l.-ikI all biy,r siotks. Succtsci-
i'cnibiook II had poor stuff In it
gives credit. the bankers and brokers have their ledgers filled with
names of debtors. the wholesalers do likewise with the retailers.
We treat the public with the same confidence by allowing
credit on Clothing. Shoes Hats and Millinery bought at us.
Our success is shown by the busy chain of stores which
Wtuckcd back and front, 98c.
our new white waists.
latdlen' white lace. lawn shirts waists.
Ladles' white. laco lawn shirt waists,
IItrlmmed with Val. lace, made with
llerthu effect, $1.50.
Ladlea‘ white shirt. waists, made of
MEN 8 NEGLIOEE ammo,
Tho season's collection irr- can
We can suit any taste It'lltl‘~rfltl-_a
leco. Perfection of style
ilnlah milk may shirt in Ililo ,
New line of percnle and ,9"
Madras shirts. with pair'iot‘L -. ;
line lawn tucked back. front and m. w are showing in .221. '
\or re] my, “an,” Inc-l ah )wm's fol we have throughout the country. As large buyers we get special . ‘ (so 8 , .7
lowed by our and IIIooch wen hex ' and an alum)" is R mlt‘ Plat? ‘0 low prices. Then” to return we sell correspondingly low to our cus- Bligfizsflflhno lawn “hm wmts 3311mm or colors and in all.“ I“; 1
----~—-———- ll“ N" ”f 1W" 5m”- lint it had tomers. Giving credit' ts our business It's no avor you ask, it's . . . . .. ' . .. ”.1 " ‘ ‘* i " ‘..:;~ .
, w . . was; In - lace ronts, lutktd bucks. Luke I s Iop We can special attention to . I»...
vLouis \crlln,lol bolunlk. - good stuff too. and some oi that your right . I ‘ g” I l .. , sleeves. 31,98, “ad...“ shirts in all' the." ‘ ii.
\ flail-1.23.1033: 50,, “m, our...“ "”“d stui‘t him“ 10 ”“5 Siolk‘ 01” ,, We can refer the readers to thousands of satisfied customers “BEST TIME To Buy stllpes and figures. all sizes. sour . '
.loseph McMahon. or linyv
nuc, is now located in Waterbu ‘.\-
Miss Florence Mead, of Son h NU?
walk..spcnt Sunday with her nothcr.
in Branchvllle.
—-Gran. Sugar.
& C.
George Ells the pie merchant, is mil
with a new hone, which he pIIIslHW‘li
ln Stamfoid.
—Pottcd Plants the each.
It Co.
20 lb. $1.00. l-D- L
1“. ,D. L.
own IhpIIItIucut bmcrs were on
hand to pick and choose.
\\ith thciI pickings fmni the
Succtscr- l’ cminook stock. he put
on 5310 some special lots rom ouI
own Stocks and every piece is
much below the usual scale.
AT 15 CTS.
Mcrccriscd oxiords in
colors or printed designs.
Plain chmiots in good colors.
plain
who have traded with us for years.
We trust to a person‘ s integrity and semi: of justice to pay us
and our faith and confidence are seldom misplaced.
Men’s and Women’s Stulish Suits.
With a large and satisfactory assortment of fine stylish Suits
I for Men. Women and Children. you will have no trouble In select-
ing your garment.
sheer, with new silky finish.
,, WHITE GOODS
I’ Got. a white goods show here that
will please you in all wuts Shem
l,awns satin damask dmigns, and l’.
.‘s at such prim as below.
One lot of short ends of while P. K.
“from 3 to 10 yard lcnaths. regular 170
.quality, to close. at iflléc.
White Persian lawn, very fine. and
3.: In
shirt made for the moneys mm, .. J » v“
NEWS ABOUT SUMMER RIB,
Ribbons will again be large
this summer 'l‘hink you
these. .
l’laln taffeta ribbons sultab ..
belts and neck wear. 25¢ per yd. ‘
lI‘ancy silk ribbons in pink. W
cream and red. 25c per yd. ,
83-85 Washin ,tonStreet...
Mr. and Mrs TlIcoIioIc. Smith. of Zcphir giltgilfllllfi 32 inches . J . ‘ ' _ . 9 . .'
liianchvillc, enthtaiIIed Iclntiics (10m \Iidc. . ‘ The prices for hlgh grade Lathes Suns begin at $l0 and we ‘ south Nay-walk Conn
MI walk Sunda) l 1 lI‘ :Iucy waistlngs in many pat- are offering fine values at $x2 and $I5. The Men's Suits are splen- '» '
_. . . . j , I .
(Hotel 3 thc |lilll3t. (loscd ul i] l terns ; ‘ . “,1 ,. L-didi mmp’es bf NRMS' a“ It $8. $l2, $5 and $I8.. We warrant . ~ - M
Monday, “13:32. 1 M. . {(oliien ”ww’“ ‘” “l“‘lmk' (“”13" f ' ‘1 9’ every "suit Start your acéokunt at once and pay weekly. ' ' h “A!” M ~ .. - — -
. II on o .
"illilsrfli‘c‘t all-r. (Ililt'i’iiliiiing “rs ISitslruh i' l"‘tlltll pei‘ci’lie III good t“(li()is, . V Y w w ' 1m r". ‘ A JOYFUL ACCEPTANCE
L. gems. n, WHO“... Worth 25c. to see. 1 . .' 3 “I .. «,5. ‘ ’ ' ‘ " . ‘ . .~ "
‘0“ Sat, as a “1‘0”“ for ““mmmm ‘ - ' is alwavn given to an invitation to
Day sale. 50. doz. handsome “lite l‘ancy wiutc goods. slicer and ,. I ‘ ' ‘_ P . 1",
shirt waists 98c ca. M. S. Smith & 0- dainty. worlii l..",'_II‘ )’ti.«—~ 6‘4‘L . V a ride in one of 01.1 hindsomo I "a.
Rev. ‘V.’ W. 1‘. Duncan will prc ":l iillncx cotton suilings good “‘ I . 7, ’ ' Our vehicles are stylish, comfort
tn the West Norwalk‘aniIlb the “ Hinge ”f ””0"" “mm 35‘ )"i-i" ‘ able. and sound, and our horses \vrIil
bunday afternoon at 3.30 oclock. 25C k i l h i “I
.. 5 . . ' . I 'ept ant rum 5’ for us ness. ' Icn
Latcnt “”0 ”Haw ““330 “.18" f i‘.’lill‘\ \oilcs .IIId Iicpc cloths . , . , .
City Sheriff John 109W“ “WM“WI ‘ in distill li , ,‘t i‘\ i , you wish to enjoy an outing you will
'Soth Norwalk. inspected the varu ‘3 i H \ C (III I out -
dress length of most “Ollil 3m
\d.—- . 29c.
“hill unis‘t :Iiid dIcss tottons
iII inuu stIipcIl patterns. “(Hill
milk farms in Wilton on Monday.
Mrs, Phcbe A. Copcr continues I: -
iously ill at the home of her dtIIIr'htl .
MIs. Theophile Euphrat. in \\ est NI '
naik.
find our prices low, our service. first
10 SOMMAI N ST.,"SO. N ORWAL K ““35 and our rigs tillliSiIIt'tOry.
3011an ’5 Livery Stable.
a- -"'(}l0\(‘l 5 [hp DillCL‘. Closed nll till 15“ illld “)0 "(1 fisyzc _ ,_~_.,.,. _..——‘..._.. ,hF . .. 7-17”... ,-. ._ ._ 451M,” TELEPHONE CALL 322_3'
Mondn) Mav 30 THE ROWLAND I (()(iiil1(lt‘”‘,illllt? I 0 R. M of Nor- A daughter has been born to MI. and ... ....- __. .. . .. v ._ .
Tile New Canaan IIIinlaI baschal l\illl will hold a session this (‘\0llillg. Mrs llugh Abbot of Franklin axenue. ‘
Ileam jill.“(iifinillmmi‘lwtliIIphl” {iiimsriiiitih DRYIGOODS‘CO.‘ LOCdl News NUIBS The (l iris' FIiIIndlv Shel-I Iti of (hacc‘ " ”l i" 1‘8" WT“ luIIHIOC. “339M
""0 W 1“ a 013:1. ‘ . IIr l,I ill'ili a stunt Illusion lust neo- The AIInin J. Smith Steamboat
NlWWfllk- ‘- . ' ,BRHDGEPORT' . .. .._ ——:.-.—- -. ... iiiig, at the l..Idic.~I‘ (.ulld Iootn, it‘ompan) willliun an exclusion to Con Falrfield county sa Vings Ban
., ”CO" “Mk 3 ”"1“ “"C' b' l)‘ L" & ..-. ~ ~ -— Y J Mlh‘ N‘Mt‘liill ..l Wulerury II 1 ‘1..:sipeiIal l.'IIlIlInIIIed Hats, ‘Ihc and. ‘5' mm" W‘“ glimm". 19“an Rotor.
(,0, ‘ NEW LlNE 0F WHITE CHINESE Flls I “3“.“ of Dmit‘ll, \‘itii , l \I, s i e1. "8 \l. S. Smith & Ct). llt ll) II'tltitk. 'rilt‘l't‘ will be It band on 51 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Mrs. l-luldnh .i, Nortonand Mrs, Ed SILK WAISTs JUST RECEIVED Sarah Andreas. of South Nol‘li'llll , s,“ 5““,an Council “0“” Arr anuIn .bomd the boot and everithlng possl
gar K. Norton, of [.0th street, spent SPECIAL PRICES FRIDAY AND SAT urday. met as usual last night. and diamond ‘ hie “m [’0 do“ w make the “Hair "
yesterday with Mrs. George H. Ray
RDAY ON SILK COATS" Isuuess and plelsunt for all who at-
tend. On the. IetIIIn trip the. steamer
mond in Darlen vlatest style caps. O'Brien. Htl’t‘lui mattcis of intheat
Money Deposited From Now To ‘IJuu'e‘L
‘ . _ 0003 THE BEST AND PRICES The electric storm knocked out the 1hcl’luel.edgc Whlst (‘ lIIb all] meet i “.1“ 1. to k, D I F J ‘ .31,
spfixgnaqikiiiggwrliizight Egg? cu]; . THE LOWEST ables of the Postal Telegraph Com-Ion “educsduy alter,nomi June lat, “01:11:35: S;;:3::: for'mcliy Inanagei i'flWS DIGIeSi rom ““6
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. At any drug AD'ES! SHIRT WAIST SUITS pithy. 1A flill'l'g oflnruualskl “ti-H-ui’il‘ [with Mic. J. Thornton Prowllt oIii w the Danbury Hat store on Bank “~— .
store. SH'RT WANTS AND LACE. “Swag" u put) 01“" 8 “um ‘I 1 mg”. .... slit-ct has been llltflilld in liIidgeport Hours. 9 ‘0 12 a. m- ' I to 3 P- m-; Saturdays, 9 to 12 3.111.
Mrs. Howard Wilson and Miss COLLARS' Inmg) em out »»balt pork lIlc H" 0" 3 "’5 f” “WI i and in that (it) \csteIduy he lnstltutci Open Monday evening irom 7 t0 8.
Louise Olmstead, of Norwalk tormerII SUITS MADE Tb‘ ORDER “‘1 “3‘93 2” 93011 F- D- it- & Ci! ilay'cs. In moss suit for (ilV‘OH‘t‘ troIII his wife
l‘IIIeI Halley bciran his duties yea
terday as chef and general t‘nctotnm
at. Gregory‘s Point. it is intended it ;
have IlIe. hotel readylor dinners, it
that. is possible. by Snuday..
-Flair or concrete walks laid and re.
paired. Good work. Ferris (".oal Co.
ll. Emory l‘easc. of Detroit, Michi
ot‘ Ridgclield, weIc guests 01 Mrs. Esth-
el ()lmstcad. of West Lane last week
~Straw hats! Straw hats! 0' Brien.
Mrs. E, B, Leonard, of South New
walk. and Miss Libble l.. Secly. of Dar-
ieu, spent a day this week with their
IIIIIII, Mrs. Catherine Holmes, of Glen-
brook.
EANING AND REPAIRING NEAT-
I‘ LV DONE'
5. FOX ,
THE LADlEo' TAILOR. J ~-
ain Street, Norwalk. Conn.
\‘IIIsiIinaton Camp, i‘IIIIioIiI- OIIleroi‘ Mary A stummm lie alleges in the
the Sons oi America, held a II-Izulnl {complaint that she (ommitlcd numer-
meeting, Inst night, tIiIIIsnctiIIi; Ioutiuc um; acts of an intoleIably cruel nature
Inatths. , Ellis. Seaman has applied i‘oi a divorcl
'i'lIe \otv best insurance against the “I this ('llV and ii is (“ill‘t‘lt‘il 'hll'
and bIIIulaIa in II safe deposit box In I both Sitit‘fl Will Iomc IIII for It lIcarIIn
I)“ \nultu of the South Nonalk Trust next montlx \Vateibui} Republican.
t‘ompan). The lost ii»; very small -—-MUSIC AT THE 5 AND m CENT
4 PER cmr. mm ON ALL ‘ DEPOSITS. .
‘ .i-w-m
Special Sale of Trimmed Hats
‘ Will begin Monday. May 23d.
31
I;
i
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS. , ..
comes front the varnish ln Dcvoe's Var-
nish Floor Paint ;-eosls 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Watkinn Ill. Dow
and E. E, Gorham.
Goal“ III—III the
FeundaIiOIr of
Good Health.
W‘E HANDLE ONLY THE BEST
CORN FED CATTLE. MILK FED
VEAL AND CANADA LAMBS. ,.
WE ouARGE YOU N'O MOREf
TIIRAN YOU PAY FOR THE INFER-
i0
who” MARKET
"J ,I
Hotel Vidoriao
co er Railroad Avenue and MonrOe
Street.
sdclai Table d'Hote Dinner Daily.
50 cents.
DINNG ROOM OPTN UNTIL 11 P. M.
anything in season,“ prepared by
an .perleneed chef. and served .ln ox-
cellet style.
‘ SUILLIVAN Prop
FR H FISH
PORGlES 5 LB: Fort 25c
FLUKES. 56L!
BLUEFIS 10c LB.
no.“ GUT RIVER suit I. m
.~ We mo 26: to.
enés MAeitERec, 15,20 AND 25c
EA
BUT FISH. ' .. ‘I-"tOe‘LB.
WE- ISH. . 10c LB.
"is God, and all other In a 0f
til a ran
bl
: LED L0 new 8.e SqT-IIUIMYIK
,INCH SHELLS FOR SALE
PT..DWRHSS
of Wellington “outfitted In“.
32 south min. comer Havlland Street. ”
Ild Salvation Army Building.
‘J
'3:
1' TD PAM”. Y SIZE
0n iabllshng’nt handles so much
beer I other meats that We are pre-
p .. _ . ut flue rib and other roasts
Io ‘ meal for a family or two or
a do“; Note also that you can get
here j the particular part of the
quarter want. The advantage to
You is ol “.8: 5’33 3113?"
So ub'a “Heat
a” U“ IWT ,,
o...
Church last night.
35c cor-The largest lino lodios white
at
at the Whtllock school. in Wilton. ten
years
in when it was supposed lHatW he was
Cuban comment. departments in H:
mm, a former resident ot-South Nor
I\'.Ilik is expected here shortly to spend
several days with his slstcr, Miss Fan-
IIio l’casc Crescent Z'WIrucc. .
~H0sicr) Iorscts glows under-
wear. in great varieties at. low prices
for Decoration Day; M. S. Smith & Co.
Frederick Armstrong. propri: tor of
the Kcyport, N. Democrat, well
known in Norwalk. Jilted at his home.
Wednesday. The deceased was a con
sin of Smith Northrop. of this city.
—Straw hats! Straw hats! O’Brien.
A story in the papers that ex-nov.
(icorgeIE Lounsbury is very ill. is
untrue. He is at his home here and
both his family and his physician say
there is no tIuth in the story —Ridgo
field Press. _
, +Pansiea 2c each, F. D. 1;. dc Co.
‘.'. D. mid-Mrs. Charles F. Boutwell
loll South Nomnlk today for Colgate
New York, to visit their son. Alfred
who has beenmiadeimanager of the
baseball team and is captain of the
football team. ‘ .
-Housckecper.s in want of kitchen
anrnlth can find them in em harm.
imenh‘, .Smith' & Co. .
Me‘mo bi‘s‘ofButler'lmdge No 97 I
(.l. 0. lI‘.. are requested to meet at the.
lodge mama next Sunday night pmnipl
ly at 7 n'.clock for the pIIIposc of at
tending senirca in the. South Nor
walk Béptlst Church
-Creen pen 35c pk. F D L. & Co
Druid B. Deckei. who has been act-
ing as engineer in New Jersey for
some timeglhas resigned-his position.
and is now making a short stay at his
home on Crescent Terrace. before en«
toting upon the duties of a new posi-
lion.
Rev, ,lein- Frank Buell, 0.1).. who
has been spending several days in Sy-
racuse, N. Y.. where he preached to
large congregations Sunday. in his for
mor church has arrived at his home
in South Norwalk and conducted the
prayer meeting in the Congregational
- v—lfli 601.com covers 25, 29 and
pettlcoats to be found. 11.8. Smith
Co.
Basilio do] Vlllar. who was a wildcat
d.eld He is now cow with the
Lev enlng,
’llIc Rev. . \icClIIIe llcllows, l
N. made II short visit in loan lu:t
evening. calling tin his mothm, MIN
, Hancock who in a guest at the llotel
Norwolk.
Scott Snow. at this city and Misa-
Mary E. Smith. of New London, were
married in New London, Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. Snow will reside at 96 Maple
uchIue.—l{artford 'l‘imcs. ‘
MIs lle-rbcit Mottram. and daugh
tel Mellon, who have been visiting for
twu monthi; with Mrs William l micr-
douu. Ietnrned to their home in As-
toria, Long Island, yesterday. ,
The. Manual of Summer Resorts of
the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford Rnlhoad Company contains a
tel Clifford as representatiIe of one
of the state‘ a. leading hotels
'1 hr.- ofhc'eIs of the waaik Fire. lie-
partment will hold a meeting this.
chnlng when it will be decided whom
to hold the exhibition on Tuesday
The session will be held at
the Main street lire house.
-Fibl0 carpet mats S1 and 2 yd
lengths. 25c and .50c M. 5. ‘Smith ll: Co
, She-Imam (Vommundery. II. 1).~(‘.. (‘.
will meet this evening at 7:30. at Sons,
of Temperance Hall in the Gazette
building. The members are requested
to be on time. in order that the busi-
news be promptly transacted and the
doors opened to those desirous of at—
tending the mock breach of promise
trial. There will be no admission fee
——Black an.‘ “'1 I‘les, O‘ Brien
A great attraction Memorial Day will
be the consolidated excursion to North
Beach 'lue steamer Rosedale will
leave South Norwalk at 8: 30 o',olock
and returning leaves North Beach at
3: 30 o'clock. There are many well
known attractions there and all will
enjoy the trip to the fullest extent.
Svee‘i oreh'e'etra will furnish music. _
. Melt“ M. Poole. lice-president
of Rape ,sme Assembly, was ten.
tiered a reeiptlon last evening by’ the
member! of Echo: lodge of which she
llamemper. She was presented with
a handsome band-painted Havilaad
china plate to Which she responded
with fitting remarks A ter the 1
meeting was over an alt: rate supper
b vedJn UteJIfilquet mom, -'»Dan
it?!"
«112cc: wasn't}! tux-Ix ovser collars.
stoc 'oosn stye’s, cnpwgrd.
tam ribbon Ill
Hr" "I
WWII.
telltrydsk- are:
m
10¢le reevaluated
handsome half tone pictIIIe of the “0- .
Nut body was found. Wei
STORE. . , ~
Frecmau' s conceit orchestra will
IenIleI choice selections on Friday.
'Ma) 27 -::iI.I it) 5 30. at C W l'ark&
(‘0. a .’ land 10 cent store weather peI
milling. ‘Thc public are invited.
Transpmtntlon aIraIIaements have
been made in the quarter'master‘s bu—
roan :It the state capitol for the re-
IIII-nlng of rifles and equipments to tht
Springfield armory. They have been
perfected with the United States Hepol
quartermasier at. New York city. The
articles to be returned are rifles and
bayoncts. carbines and carbine boots
turbine. slings and swivels, bayonet
scabbards. waist belts and plates and
gun slings".
is 89. 995 pounds
—-Salt pork 10c lb. or 3 lbs for 250
llaies‘.
Selectmen lnekwood and Geopplc
are hustling repairs on the metal road
from the Norwallr line northward: mid
hare a force of eighteen men and eight
teams of horses.
lug scraper] out and the dirt carted
mom and the surfaoexot‘ the road put
in fine cogdltiofi. lift, in II. ageik that
has long ecu an It being
done in a workngfike Himm- 3nd
entirely by Wilton men and teams
which is as it should be.-wllion cor
respondent Ridgefleld Press ‘
A E Fairbanks, B. t‘ Patchflfidwdv
A. Rogers. a E. Mallory, P}. w. Smith
Boston: Isidcr MIN: .1 Sattler Jame:
L Breed c. ..III.:se H. W. (ledIrey
Haitford; l.. E. Wolff. G. P. Rogers
W F. Stiles .l. ll. Parsons. B. R. Hack.
York. Samuel Greensteln C. F. Os-
born, Norwalk .Iltlames J. Horan. F. H
Quinn, New Hiwen; S. P. Schoenberg-
er. Cleveland; William D. Nolan. Jean
Mgie. Mrs James Hoyt Knapp. Jr"
Stamford: Mrs William H. Bev,ln East
Hampton: Thomas-M. Durfee Middle-
town: CharleaL. Klrhy New, Bedtor‘d:
J Goodi‘ellow Fort Edward. R. Y.
were yesterday's guests at the Hotel
Clifford. ., ..
Mk
MURDEREH AND IODWIURNID.
KENTVILLE N. 8. May nacho
mu
jury Which has been
death of Mrs. Theron]!
ruins of her «you; at
rain at Bennett. todary (on
woman had been mm
are which burned berm broke on
‘I
'i‘llcir aggregate ‘welght .
The gutters are be- ,
S. Steam Fred Morris, C. H. Dale. New .
COME EARL Y AND
36 WASHiNGTON STREET.
8. 8. TILLOTSON.
SECURE BARGAINS.
sourn NORWALK. court
In IIIII'II'
Summer
Raymond
46 and 48 Main
Everything In the
at ’
and Sons
Page” CHAIRS. Stanza CHAIRS.
so can rs. atrarazanroas
FURNITURE LINE at m
LOWEST POSSIBLE raters.
Furniture
Street Nerwalk
The
In forest
86 Washington Street,
N. E. RYIiN.
OF EVERV W0: éWi-lo
SUMMEBQ AN
TER OP ":1.
ATTRACTEDZRY ROUR ASSORT- ‘
MEN} OF PRETTY. SHIRT-
xiii“!!! P goblnsoa. memo
e victim. in eluted)
term -, "
A Pleasant Wall
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